IR-1 denied

[Jacq1018 0]

My husband's visa was denied after 4 months of AP.

The reason, 212(a)2©..... "reason to believe is or has been a knowing aider, abettor, assister, conspirator, or colluder with others in the illicit trafficking in any such controlled or listed substance or chemical, or endeavored to do so"

My husband has given the Embassy and DEA all the information he knows (he worked in the venezuelan anti-drug office)and has not been charged with anything and therefore does not have any convictions.

Is there anything I can do to appeal this denial? Can I reapply now or in a set amount of years? I don't see a waiver available. How can I fight this??? Any suggestions or ideas? Please help.

[RICARDO4EVA2 194]

I have no advise to the issue at hand but the best to your case.

Edited February 12, 2011 by RICARDO4EVA2

[NigeriaorBust 4,087]

You first step is to get the exact information they are denying you for. You have to file a freedom of information act request. Until you know exactly what information they think they have you are stuck. I would also check out immigrate2us.net, they are the web hub for cases like this one.

[Nataliya-Ron 7]

My husband's visa was denied after 4 months of AP.

The reason, 212(a)2©..... "reason to believe is or has been a knowing aider, abettor, assister, conspirator, or colluder with others in the illicit trafficking in any such controlled or listed substance or chemical, or endeavored to do so"

My husband has given the Embassy and DEA all the information he knows (he worked in the venezuelan anti-drug office)and has not been charged with anything and therefore does not have any convictions.

Is there anything I can do to appeal this denial? Can I reapply now or in a set amount of years? I don't see a waiver available. How can I fight this??? Any suggestions or ideas? Please help.

Write the USCIS and DEA for proof of the reason of the denied case. I would also suggest

that you ask an attorney ! Why it shows the USCIS and government you mean business

and are not just complaining, your seeking answers for the denial.

Next I would have your husband attorney submit these papers again, request what proof they

they ARE BASING THERE DENIAL UPON. and ask for this as proof, and you want to see this info. such as arrest records, criminal records of your husband stating he was associated with these crimes

Just contacting the USA government by and attorney could help get some truthful asnwers.

Seek and attorney first for questioning to first see if you have a case to file for the denial.

Yes you can appeal it but it could take years before you get to court.

Unless you have some pretty impressive info to submit, it may be and up hill battle.

At least you hvea the info if you can fight and win.

Best Of Luck

Edited February 12, 2011 by 1lovingyou2

[Jacq1018 0]

You first step is to get the exact information they are denying you for. You have to file a freedom of information act request. Until you know exactly what information they think they have you are stuck. I would also check out immigrate2us.net, they are the web hub for cases like this one.

Would you know where I file this request? The Embassy or do I send to USCIS? He was just denied oon Friday and scanned me the copy of the form her received. I havent yet received anything in writing but I know there is a time of 30 days from the denial.

Thank you

[Scott and Mhay 57]

check out the DOS site. I found this there, dont know if it will help or not: http://foia.state.gov/foiareq/foialetter.asp

[Jacq1018 0]

Write the USCIS and DEA for proof of the reason of the denied case. I would also suggest

that you ask an attorney ! Why it shows the USCIS and government you mean business

and are not just complaining, your seeking answers for the denial.

Next I would have your husband attorney submit these papers again, request what proof they

they ARE BASING THERE DENIAL UPON. and ask for this as proof, and you want to see this info. such as arrest records, criminal records of your husband stating he was associated with these crimes

Just contacting the USA government by and attorney could help get some truthful asnwers.

Seek and attorney first for questioning to first see if you have a case to file for the denial.

Yes you can appeal it but it could take years before you get to court.

Unless you have some pretty impressive info to submit, it may be and up hill battle.

At least you hvea the info if you can fight and win.

Best Of Luck

Thank you for your help:) I'm in the process of speaking to an attorney. I find the more informed I am about the process the better I can evaluate the attorney about their skill and experience. The cost is unbelieve but I know it will be necessary if we are to get this done correctly.

Your response is appreciated and gives me the extra energy to keeping fighting for this.

check out the DOS site. I found this there, dont know if it will help or not: http://foia.state.gov/foiareq/foialetter.asp

You are wonderful! Thank you!!!